The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-07

| tory of Vermont Six hundred hands, and
they have never had a strike Complete
harmony between labor and capital, tho
! operatives of scores of years in their beautl-
full homes near by the mansions of the
manufacturers, whose invention and
Christian behavior made the great enter
prise. So all the world over, labor and
capital will he brought into euphony. You
may have heard what is called the ANVIL
Chorus, composed by Verdi, a tune played
by hammers, great and small, now with
mighty stroke and now with heavy stroke,
beating n great iron anvil That is what
the world has got to come to--anvil chorus,
| yardstick chorus, shuttle chorus, trowel
chorus, crowbar chorus, pickaX chorus,
! gold-mine chorus, rail-track chorus, loco
motive chorus. IL can be done, and it will
be done So all social life viii be attuued
by the Gospel harp. There will be
as many classes in society as now, but the
classes will not be regulated by birth,
| or wealth, or accident, but by the
scale of virtue and benevoence and people
will be assigned to their places as good, or
very good or most excellent. So also com
mercial life will be attuned and there will
| be twelve in every dozen, and sixteen
ounces in every pound, and apples at the
bottom of the barrel will be as sound as
those on the top, and silk goods will not be
cotton, and sellers will not have to charge
honest people more than the right price be-
cause others will not pay, and goods will
come TO you corresponding with the sample
| by which you purchased them, and coffee
will not be chlcored, and sugar will not be
sanded, and milk will not be chalked, and
adulteration of food will be States prison
offense. Aye, all things shall be attuned.
! Elections in England and the United States
will no more be a grand carnival of defama-
tion and scurrility, but the elevation of
righteous men in righteous way.
fhn gt,gtaa fba Gin
the Fischer Brothers reached the lowest bass
ever recorded, and the highest note ever
trilled was by La Bastardella, and Catali-
mis- voice had a compass of three and half
octaves; but Christianity is more wonder
| full; for it runs all up and down the great
est heights and the deepest depths of the
worlds necessity, and it will compass every
! thing and bring it in accord with the song
which the morning stars sang at the laying
of the worlds conversions. All the sacred
! music iii homes, and concert halls, and
| churches tends toward this consummation.
Make it more and more hearty. Sing in
your families. Sing in your places of bust
ness. If we with proper spirit use these
| faculties, we are rehearsing for the skies
Heaven is to have new song, an entirely
new song but | should not wonder if, as
| sometimes on earth a tune is fashioned out
of many tunes, or it Is one tune with the
variations, so some of the songs of the re-
deemed may have playing through them
the songs of earth, and how thrilling as
coming through the great anthem of the
saved, accompanied by haTpers with their
harps, and trumpeters with their trumpets
we should hear some of the strains of
Antioch, and Mount Pisgah, and Corona
ton, and Lenox, and ST. Martins, and
Fountain, and Ariel, and Old Hundred
How they would bring to mind the praying
| circles and communion days, and the
| brict tbo oht,r hi
in which on earth we mingled have no
idea that when we bid farewell to earth we are
to bid farewell TO all these grand old Gospel
hymns, which melted and raptured our souls
for so many years Now, my friends, if sin
is discOrd and Righteousness is harmony, let
us get out of one and enter the other. After
| our dreadful civil war was over, and in the
summer of 1869, great national peace jubi-
lee was held in Boston, ana as an elder of
this church had been honored by the selec-
ton of some of his music, to be rendered on
that occasion, | accompanied him to the
jubilee. Forty thousand people sat and
stood in the great Coliseum erected for that
purpose. Thousands of wind and stringed
instruments. Twelve thousand trained
voices. The masterpieces of all ages rem
dered, hour after hour, and day after day
Handel's Judas Maccabaeus" Sphor's
Last Judgment" Beethoven's "Mount of
Olives" Haydn's Creation" Mendelssohn's
"Elijah," Meyerbeer's Coronation March, !"
rolling on and up in surges that billowed
against the heavens. The mighty cadences
within were accompanied on the outside by
the ringing Of the bells of the city and can
non on the commons in exact time with the
music discharged by electricity, laundering
their awful bars of a harmony that as
founded all nations Sometimes ] bowed
my head and wept Sometimes l stood up
in the enchantment, and sometimes the
| off + fal I
not endure it, When all the voices were in
full chorus and all the batons in full wave,
and all the orchestra in full triumph, and a
hundred anvils under mighty hammers
were in full clang, and all the towers OF the
city rolled In their majestic sweetness, and
the whole building quaked with the boom Of
| thirty cannon, Parepa Rosa, with voice
that will never again be equalled on earth
until the archangelic voice proclaims that
time shall be no longer, rose above all other
sounds in her rendering of our national air,
the 'Star Spangled Banner 1t was too
much for mortal, and quite enough for an
immortal, to hear, and while some tainted,
one womanly spirit, released under its
power, sped away 10 be with God.
O, Lord, our God, quickly usher in the
whole worlds peace jubilee, and all
islands of the sea join the five con
tinents, and all the voices and musical
instruments of all nations combine, and all
| the organs that ever sounded requiem or
sorrow sound only grand march of JOY
and all the bells that tolled for burial RUG
for resurrection, and all the cannon that
ever hurled death across the nations sound
to eternal victory, and over all the acclaim
of earth and minstrelsy of heaven there will
be heard one voice sweeter and mightier
than any human or angelic voice. a voice
once fun of tears, but then full af triumph,
the voice of Christ saying: 81 am Alpha
and Omega, the beginning and the end,
the first and the last. {" Then at the laying
of the top-stone of the worlds history, the
same voices shall be heard as when at the
laying of the worlds cornerstone "the
morning sbarssapg together
| OIRRIEM IaESISTS